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Proteus UTI & Vaginal fungal infection
Hi,
Visited my gyanec last week on tuesday late evening!
She prescribed me texim, candiforce, orientol and uraspas for a week.
I started my medicines on wednesday morning!
Question 1: Should i visit her now this tuesday only or on wendnesday?
Question 2: When i can give my urine sample for repeat test, on tuesday, on wednesday or after a certain time period??
Pls help!!
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Is any burning micturition ?
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The day of your visit to your Gynaecologist can be decided on the number of days your Gynaecologist has her OPD in that hospital.
You should give your urine sample for retest one week after finishing the course of your medicine.
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